Moss-Go Moss killer TRADE STRENGH Patio Cleaner, MOULD REMOVER, Driveway Cleaner, Path Cleaner SPRAY AND WALK AWAY LASTS 12 months

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If you require it for use on decking, you just need to wait for a dry day where your decking is also dry. However, you must remember not to use too much baking soda as this will leave a white residue on your tarmac drive.

It is also recommended to wear protective equipment such as rubber gloves and goggles when using bleach. Once the moss has died after 10–14 days, you can rake out the dead moss by raking the blackened moss. So, since we don’t suggest that you use bleach, what is the most effective, easiest and quickest way to remove moss from a driveway?To remove moss from the driveway using the breach method, you need a bucket or spray bottle, domestos liquid bleach, cold water, warm water, and hard-bristled brush. Green Growth on tarmac can be a real problem unless treated effectively with a tarmac green growth remover. Removing green growth from tarmac and preventing regrowth against it reforming on tarmac is a very straightforward process. At this rate, the bleach solution is well diluted hence it will be safe for use around tarmac driveways. Avoid coming into contact with the moss killer, and make sure to clean any spilt product up immediately.

To remove moss from a tarmac driveway, simply sprinkle baking soda on the moss and then use a brush to scrub it away. Treatment options depend on the method of application and the surface cleanliness required; do you just want to remove the moss, or do you want to clean and renovate the tarmac at the same time? It can be picked up from local supermarkets such as Tesco and Asda for 60p and at Sainsbury’s for 70p. Please note that if you choose to use bleach, you should never mix bleach with ammonia or other household cleaners.Green CLEAR is a Highly Effective Microbiological Biocide that will Quickly Remove Green Growth, Algae, Fungi and other types of Organic Growth thoroughly and efficiently. In addition, keeping your lawn trimmed and well-groomed will also help to prevent Moss from taking hold. Tarmac driveways and paths, whilst looking great and being extremely functional, can be breeding grounds for moss, lichen and algae.